A) Sewing the seams B) Cutting the fabric C) Choosing a pattern and fabric D) Threading the sewing machine
A) Cotton B) Chiffon C) Silk D) Velvet
A) Regular scissors B) Paper cutter C) Rotary cutter and mat D) Box cutter
A) The seam allowance B) The zipper placement C) The direction of the fabric threads D) The cutting line
A) To add structure and stability B) To make the fabric softer C) To make the fabric waterproof D) To add color
A) The number of stitches per inch B) The fabric between the stitching and the edge C) The length of the seam D) The width of the fabric
A) Straight stitch B) Blind hem stitch C) Zigzag stitch D) Buttonhole stitch
A) To embroider designs B) To finish seams and prevent fraying C) To quilt fabric D) To sew buttons
A) Invisible stitching B) Decorative stitching C) Permanent stitching D) Temporary stitching
A) Tailor's chalk or marking pen B) Permanent marker C) Highlighter D) Pencil
A) Stitching the facing to the seam allowance B) Stitching on top of the fabric C) Stitching underneath the fabric D) Stitching with a very long stitch length
A) Pulling the fabric B) Using pins or clips C) Using a dull needle D) Sewing very fast
A) Loop turner B) Seam ripper C) Iron D) Needle threader
A) A type of button B) A type of fabric C) A triangular wedge sewn to add shape D) A decorative trim
A) To create a neat and professional finish B) To make the fabric waterproof C) To shrink the fabric D) To stretch the fabric
A) The smoothness of the fabric B) The type of stitch used C) The amount of extra fabric for comfort and movement D) The difficulty of a pattern
A) To practice sewing techniques B) To decorate your sewing space C) To clean your sewing machine D) To test the fit of a garment
A) Sharp needle B) Universal needle C) Leather needle D) Ballpoint needle
A) The wrong side of the fabric B) The diagonal direction of the fabric C) The selvage edge D) The straight grain
A) The needle of the sewing machine B) The foot pedal of the sewing machine C) The hand wheel D) The spool that holds the bottom thread
A) The folded edge of the fabric B) The raw edge of the fabric C) The bias edge of the fabric D) The finished edge of the fabric
A) To enclose elastic or a drawstring B) To create a ruffle C) To reinforce a seam D) To attach buttons
A) Temporary stitching B) Stitching inside a seam allowance C) Stitching on the wrong side of the fabric D) Decorative stitching on the right side of the fabric
A) Oil the machine heavily B) Pull the thread forcefully C) Keep sewing and hope it comes out D) Stop sewing and carefully remove the tangle
A) Hides raw edges B) Prevents stretching of curved edges C) Strengthens seams D) Adds decoration
A) A decorative button B) A piece of fabric used to finish an edge C) A type of hem D) A type of zipper
A) Hems only B) Seams and darts C) Buttons and zippers D) Fabric print
A) In a damp basement B) Folded tightly in plastic bags C) In a cool, dry place away from sunlight D) In direct sunlight
A) Overlock machine B) Coverstitch machine C) Embroidery machine D) Blindstitch machine
A) To measure fabric B) To remove stitches C) To cut fabric D) To thread a needle |